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amtma rowan.
,i1Kssm nr.. camv.kia t o- fa.
- MAY. Wl.
ICC A I. ASP Pf IWOSAU
-II. If. My.-t-x. K-M- Mtod Iitl-Iirsr
' t latter I'art i.r In-t week.
: -Wool t.iV.-u in . . haiise r..rclot.iii-' at
Z '. A- Sharhaiiffh's. Carrolltown.
I). K. Dnfton. wentrtowntn Pitts
mrsM Monday "f a r.nslness vi-:t.
T -(;,- 1 l-wth.-pri"-' I"1''' l''"rim f,,r
'? -.,!. . 1 run ut Iiift..nx hardware "tore.
M , J..I.M Seehler. of the Altoona -Vir-r.r.
-i'm'iii s.ti..liiy with frl.-n.l- l Ktx-u-
tii i i s:.
v .T1. KliKf .max olli x the place to tret
.; o.ir j-.l printin-.'. Oood work at low
? prii--x.
-It will av von to if" twenty miles to
: nuy.lothii.:: from C A. Sharl.ai.irli. Car
rolltown. -Mers. R: A. Th P-4"" l,l1 Hvl.l
Wiix. f In.liana. 'T- visitors in town on
Monday.
; A.l.lit ioiial eiirollmentshavc la-en made
- to the Carroll tow n Normal school Mint the
cinj.lov ni. ut of Prof. J. S. Foley.
Mr. M. I. ft' iiri-r. Deputy Treasurer.
1 U.loinif .lutv this wi-ck at Piltsl.nrir ax a
; juror in Hi.' I'nitcd States Court.
-V! pa r.-KnilNisx.l lronc i.aix rs,
1." to LI cents -r roll; irroiinded white
hack, .".n uts, at Onfton A Son s.
Mr. II. A. Enirichart.of this place, and
Hon. .. .T. Tlioniax. of Carroll township.
t..W a trip to PiUxburs on Monday.
--Mr. Porter's ciiiix tiitures show that
Hie averatfc value of liors.-s ill tlie United
Stat.- N I'Ut !''.7. while mules avcrasre
77. ss.
A little Imrax put in water In which
scarlet napkins and red lmnl.-r.-d towels
nr.- to he wa-li.-d will prevent tfi.-m from
faditii!.
-Mr. Otto Warner, formerly or tliix
place. hut now a resident of Mleiiliciiy
was viiiiti friends in this place durintf
the present week.
Tin- for if work men who ate eiiaaifeil
in piitiiiia two additional wires on the Pos
tal Company's t.-l.urapli poles, reached hero
, on Tuesday afternoon.
-(in Monday cvenini; a few Makes (1f
, snow fell in this plac- and on Tuoday
morning ice was formed to the Ihieknoss
f.f a oiiartt-r of an inch.
For sale or n-nt. the floret to House,
l.or.-tto. Pa. A lartre stahle and all ncccs-
' sary nulhuildiiiL's and gardens in itimm! or
der. Address. Lore I to. Pa.
Mr. .1. C. Hoihain. of Washington
r. .mil), has rented the stoftin urist mill of
Mr. L. .1. Drisifs in this place and w ill take
" c I same of it in the near futrire.
Messrs. Edward Linton, of .John-tow n,
and Millon Coniiell. i.r this place. left on
Wednesday moi ninif for Chicairo. v. here
they eH-ct to secure employment.
( in Tuesday niirht another fire occur
red in Almoin, hy which two stables
; loniriiiL' to t hw Home Hotel were burned.
1, about w it It .M' insurance.
Mr. Milton f'onnell on Tuesday n-iu'ii.-d
the management of the Postal dim-
p.i'i, teleiriapli oiricc Here, aim nax oecu
-ueceeiled l a L'.n i Nina ii iiaiind Walker
from Pitt-burs.
t'haile- t'leary. who has just lie.-n
tried a si.i.iid time at L.H-K Ha veil on thn
charve of murderiiiir Policeman Paul, of
Keiiovo. ha- airaiii been convieteil if mur
dT in I iie llr-t deirrer.
A It eveellent W .1 V of te-tilllf tea IS to
put a te:i-oiifi I in a urla of w ater and
shake it thnrouub'y. if the tea is pure the
vrater w ill Ix-a piireainher tint, but if adul
terated, strongly colored.
-Those who intend to attend the Car
rolitow n Normal School and ltiisincss
Academv -hould enroll (hemselves as soon
as iK-xii,le as tlio.. first enrolled will lo
certain of beini; admitted.
-Onh t enty-nine bills have readied
tiovernor 1'attison as the result of the
LiX'i-latim's work the present session.
All th. e hills have lx.-eti approved ordis-approv.-.l
by the ( iovernor except tw o.
I am now prepared to show yon a much
larger and lcuer seleet.-d tock of timh1s
than ever l fore and give you low er prices.
Call mid examine my -took and 1e con
vinced. C. A. Sn vmiAi ..it. CarTolltown.
A few days ago a niun and loy were
arretted and lodged in j.iil at IMlefonte
rharg.-il witli setting tire to the nrnuntain
near Woodward, Centre county. They
were detected ill tlm act and will dvnihtlc.ss
I Jiunished.
A May picnic n ill lie held in Camp
tiell's grove adjacent t(. Carrolliow r, un
der tin- auspices of the Knights of St.
George, mi Monday. May li. A
pleasant time is anticipated, as prrjiara
tionxare being made for a first-rliKss af
fair of tin- kind. Tin- public inviteil.
-District Attorney I". J. O'Connor Is
having a line residdnce erected on hn lot
on Si.mvcreek street, just back (if 'Dr.
Swan's. This is said by Mr. O'Cottiinr's
friends t,, indicate that he irf contemplat
ing taking a step w hich w ill place him out
of the ranks tiacheloi hixsl. JiJutxtntrn
III rn'.f
H. H. M itch. -II. (if Altoona. w ho (mai d
ed in the .t.tggard building close to-lhn
si ene of last s-irnilay morning's fire. at-r
hearing tlie alarm s.-nred his grip,
walk. .! across the st i-eet and after talk'mg
a few miniltj-s fell unconscious and dtwtl
shortly aft.-rw writ fnmi heart disease. Me
was K2 years of -nge and ha.l b.-.-n truubleH
with heart dix.H,-.
A retired farmer, w ho has time to try
experiments and tioik-the results, says thus
for the last thivr y ;irs he ha planted a
In iiti or two in etteh potato hill, and has
never s,.,., a bug on the potato tops w here
heaus wen- irmwtfeK in tbv same hill. If
this is a pri.tecti.m ugainst the )ugx, the
M llledy s sirllp,. utl W p.,y f,,r
M-.ule In the crop nflielitis.
On last Salurday nirfttt throe shanties
situated in Orhisonia. Tlmitlngton county,
-.hich were o. npie1 ,y 7lgariaiis w ho
ate employ. si by Rin-khill Coal and
lion Company, wcr. Imtnlmrdrd with dy
i.rt.nite and the fr.M of ch building
llu.w li out. N.ilie of t he iin.uN-S w en in
3im.1. The company ..ff..rs u. reward of
--o for the air-st of thgnili-y parti.-M.
-Miss Maggie Pr.-ti,. daughter of
fi. riH.ny lrcs. f ...1tl1iu ns, ,jf.
i-ii.-ni.-d very suddenly. MH.lav .-ven-t""
"a" Hl'parenilv .alth
, '""" """ on M.i, she eom-
uia inn ..r m i .
""" "1 IK T IieaO ml unit
to
" '.d m.'withstandii, H-Cical aid
summoned and cvrvthJ. H.ssible
was
done t.. 1
o'cl.ik.
Oeve 1.
xhe die.1 Ul.t live
tin s oUiest .,,d n.os, res,.tM,
amid " W'"h ,,i,ra,-- yrUUyir
a.'ddi..,na a time thereafter 1
dec.-as.Ml Hs s.-ven,y.n v,.ar
Call , f .', ,a"" ' "'r 'Th.l f
vei'u7;,,",",,m'
-iHniM'r . aKe ,ix,y-nve. n-s- !
rtot..f IUn,,i,llfM1. Wils iM11 , ;
apublu sprlug I.-,., yhty B1rili (
J.he ,. yious evei,, J,. ,.,. al a j
Mo,v Mk.ng sou pur-has..,. ,,. Sn,. j
Ul-j. Is ,a, w Mo W . ;
opi-d at ,he orihK ,(, a dnbfc and 1
"idden y Min,,. The verdict of.
t J'.ry w ,hat heart failure wits ,!,
Mr. P. V. Kirhy. of Vi!mon was in
tow ii on Thursday.
M r. John J. Kinney, of ( iallit.in. was
in town on Thursday.
Mr. Elliott Evans, of Omaha, is visit
ing friends ami relatives this vicinity.
C. A. Sharbangh. CarrolMown. will sell
you clothing cheaper than you can buy at
.lolinstown or Alt'Kina.
The next annual convent ion r the
Pennsylvania Stat Miller's Association
w ill bo held in Altoona on Septoniticr
The Mroiigh authorities are doing
some rood work on Centn- str.-et. niticli to
their credit. What Is worth doing U
w orth doing well.
A teacher in a public school in Chilli
cot he. Illinois, tied the hands of two small
childr.ni to a stove pipe and then light.-d a
lot of pa M-r ill the stove. The children's
hands were badly burii.il. The school di
rectors dismiss.-d the teacher.
John Michaels, of Jackson township,
died at his home In that tow nshipon Tues
day morning, aged 7-' years. The d.-eas-ed
was attacked with cramp on Sunday
night and continued to jrmw worse until
Tuesday morning, when death came.
lierks county farmer are planting mi
tatocs to a greater extent thanever. Many
farmers are putting out over one hundred
bushels of s.ed mtatnes each, and some
are greatly excei-ding that mimlier. The
acreage, it is said, will le thr.-e times as
that of I-.).
Mr. E. It. Cn-sswell. of this place, went
to Pittsburg on Wednesday for the pur
IK.se of Interview ing the managers of th
longdistance telephone company in n-gard
to the erection of the poles in this part of
the country. It is expected that the line
will lie built in a few we--ks.
On Sunday last Rohson Tihr. who lives
at Oiupcvillc. Westmoreland county, met
with an accident that almost ended his
life. He was o)ieiiiug a Jar of iM-aches,
hen the jar broke and cut his wrist in a
terrible manner. All the arteries and veins
were cut. and it was with the greatest diffi
culty that his life was saved.
One night last week John L.smard. a
prisoner in the county jail, who was siis-IH-cled
by Warden Young of having an in
clination to leave, was searched ami in his
eel! was found an inm bar which he had
in someway succeeded in sawing fmniliis
iron Uilstead. and hich he had Intended
to utilize in attempting to dig through the
walls. John was relicv.il of the haT and
will likely l. induced to stay.
On Wednesday morning two Huns
were struck by a wcst-lmiind locomotive
a short distance west of Lilly. One Sieve
Porwisky was killed instantly, wliile his
companion, MikeSesko. wasbadly injured
and laid for several hours alongside of the
track until found by some repair hands.
They were both miners and had liecu
working theneighlKirho.nl until recently,
w hen they started on a tramp.
.Install Evans, mine inspector for this
district, is much pleased with the mine
law now liefore the legislature. He says
its provisions are the best of any he has
ever seen, and he hoics that it w ill pass
without amendment. The fact that this
law was recommended by the miners"
committee and by the inspectors, and
faile 1 to get the endorsements of tlie oper
ators, is only h proof of its is(. provisions.
Joh imfoicn llrrnlil,
Jacob Carpenter, a prominent mer
chant of Ilediord county, met witliaery
remarkable accident on Monday, which
resulted in his death. M r. Cnrioii ter was
chasing some cattle on his farm, which
adjoins his .store, with his hat pulled
dow n over his eves, when hi- came in con
tact with a scantling protruding over a
wag.ui-Ioad of lum'tier. The sharp mint
of the scanting struck hint in the stomach,
producing internal injuries, which caused
his deal-h.
On Satnnlay evening, while Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick McDonald, of Portage, were
out visiting a liejghtMir. leaving foiirchild
ren at home -with the doors locked, a
lighted lamp w as upset and tlie burning
contents fell on one of the children burn
ing the child so badly ttiat it died on Sun
day niorniuz. The furniture in the room
was also badly scorched and had it not
li.-eu for the prompt arrival of some n.-igli-Imrs.
tlie house with all the children
would have lieen burned tip.
The general impressioa prevails among
the farmers that although the fnists of
Tuesday and Wednesday morning were
unexeep! ioually severe, the high wind
prevailing and fhe dryness of the atmos-ph.-n-
prevented as much damage N-ing
done to the fruit crop as was at first sup
mscd. The cherries. ieach.s. plums and
pears are said to "be 'badly iujunsl and in
some localities totally destroyed, but the
apples, .'specially the later varieties still
give promise of l ing an abundant rmp.
As will le x,-n"by his advertisement in
another column. Mr. J. 71. WIIImt, former
ly of CoalMrt. hasleas.nl the storeroom of
Mr. Cr'o. II. nib.Tts. on High street, w here
he has opened a largeand varied assortment
of men's and Imys" clothing, shoes, and
gents' furnishing goods. Kl nsburg hai
long lieen in need nt a clothing tftorc. ami
now that Mr. WiTberlias stipli.il the want
wehon'to see him well patronized. Call
and s.-e his stock and If in mill uf clothing.
M r. Wiltx-r w ill furnish you w ith tion.-st
goods at honest prices.
The Judge of the Court if Adams
county a few days ago olfer.il a convicted
prisoner his banishment sentence, w hic'h'he
inflicted in a somewhat lnndiflnl form in
Fulton county some tears ago. John
Smith was convicted In tfcttysburg of va
grancy and threaten.il to burn and kill.
The Judge gave liim his choice of a sen
tence. He could either go to tlie (h-io-tcittiary
for a year or lie taken b Haiti
more, placed upon a Eur.iiean sieamcr
mid shippiil hack to tlerniany. whence he
came, never to return.
In the ixilitical anromm-etneats ihis
week the card of W. Horace Hose. Estj..
of Johnstow n, apx-ars a a candidate for
Pn-sideit Judge. Mr Rose neiils to in
troduetion to the rw-mocracy of this coun
ty as he has N-en long k no n s an earnest
ami faithful worker and has always stood
h'lgh in the ranks of the party. Ills aoili
Ity and taudiug as a memner of 1he1ar is
a nre guaranty that the scales if justK'e
dirrlrrts his incumlx-ney would lie lield
with a fair and even hand and the Jnd1
cial nnne daring his term would Iw clean
and imrf.
Take a strip of card Imard or jiajier 13
inches long and five wide, thus giving a
surface iiftci inches. Now cut this strip
diagonally. s true as vou can. the result
N-ing t pl.i-es in the shapeof a triangle.
Now measure exactly live inches from tlie
larger en.1 f ea.1i strip, ami cut each la
two piece. Takeyonr four piii-es and put
them in tlw hae wf an exact wiuare, and
it will appear to lie just 8 inches each war.
or 04 square IwcIh-s a loss of srjiiare Inch
of .HiipcrfJclal nveasurcta.'nt. with no dim- j
inution of snrfaie. The question Is, xvhat i
Ix-comes of that lw h?
Mr. Martin nit. of rks place, who
was arrest.il some time ago by the I'nit.il
states i-ostal aiilli.wities for usintr the
Hiails in eorresNildeM-' with the Lnusiana
liury company. x v in Vittsburjr
itMehis trial will ..toe nff ,f, week,
t'jitwilie time of going lire wc have not
S4-en a?thing of the trial ii tlx. Pitt-iirg
papers, presume it has not vi bc-n
.. , , ii is a very small Imsin. s , i,H
" " -vi iiiiieiu io pursue tlie .III pes
Instead of strangling the conipanv ii-lf.
,;,,v, r" "h lals prying Int., the priv
acy of th rnlt.il states mails f.ir any
purims,. s R , ,,. 10ua (iju.ctioiu
Here is a fact of more than ordinary j
interest to whom it may concern: The sit- :
IM-rx isors of cacti and every tow nship of
this Commonwealth are by law required
to maintain at the intersection of all pub
lic roads in their district ixiinters. or in
1 dex Iniar.is, the same m Ik- attix. d to posts.
if trees are not conveliielit. for pointing
out the name of the town, villa-'.- or place
I in which roads lend, and tin- distati
thereto in miles. Neglect to do so sutiju ts
the supervisors to a icna!ty of h.
Conrad's opera house at Tyrone, t.w mil
by W. l'isk Conrad, wasdestniy.il by tire
on Sunday morning. When discovered at
.::) oVIock the entire interior was tilled
witli tl-me and smoke. No furnishings or
fixtures were saved. The tile is stlppesed
i ti have originat.il from firearms iis.il dur-
ing the priMliictiou of --One of the Finest." j
which apiean-l then- on Saturday night, j
The loss s t.(i: iii.-nrance. ll.(.
Ot her occupants of the liuililing were the
Tyrone Mining and Manufacturing Com- '
pany. loss -.: Dentist J. C. M. Hamilton. 1
loss smt insiiranc.'. 0(M-ra House !
Clothing Company, loss e'.i.riOi. insurance
cl.rm: Mrs. J. M.-Cann t Co.. millinery.'
loss . insurance t.ii: Klunk heirs,
piano. loss XiU, At a si-ial m.i-tlug ol j
the tovrn (inincil an Investigation commit-
t.i r.-Mirtnl the standing walls unsafe and
they were inimtiliat.-ly ordered torn down.
It is robnlle that a much finer and .
grander building w ill l- iinin.iliai. lv . ni t- (
ed. ;
Three alarms of tire occiirnil in Al
toona. in quick succession earlv on Tues
day morning, the occasion of each alarm !
being a stablw on tire evident ly th. work
of Incendiaries. The first alarm was at 'J;
o'cl.K'k. w hen Bre w as dis.-ov. nii in the
logan House Compalii.-s stabl.-ai which .
siread to the livery stable of David M. .
tin-en on Ninth street which burimi to
the ground w ith a lot of hay. oats, sleighs j
etc. All the horses w en-taken ou t. Th .
loss is estimated at 'l.-IOti. At 3 o'clock T. I
C. Parsons st a tile on Right street was found ',
to In on tire and was soon tmrn.il to the
ground, involving a loss of M. About ,
half an hour later a stable in the n-ar of j
the residence of 1). W. tlstiaugh. on j
Seventh avenue was diseovcrdl to Iw on j
fire and was soon a mass of flames. Two;
horses was rescti.il with difficulty. The
loss on this stable was aUmt ' .. The j
imiple of Altoona are stirnil up to the ;
hightest pitch of excitement owing to tlie .
. . i i .i... i
ll(iUcncy oi trie lire alarms, aim me i. i
tainty that prevails that tire bugs are at
work in I 1m- city.
The erection of marble is the last work
of resjH'ct to the memory of depart. il
friends, and is a custom w hich has liccn
followed from the earliest ag.s of an
ti.iuity. For majiy years J. Wilkinson t
Son have lm-n in tin- marble business in
Kbensburgand through their energy and
honorable dealings, they have built for
themselves a reputation for doing their
work in a most artistic manner. Their
work is an ornament tothe town as wi ll as
a credit to themselves. We an- giving
them no more notoriety than they
deserve, and to prove our assertion, go to
their establishment and so for yourself.
They take pleasure in show ing their work,
whether you wish to purchase or not.
They have on exhibition at their works
two car-loads of monuments and head
stones, and in April and May w ill ni-.-ive
two car-loads more. They w ill tli.-n have
a large assortment of the latest styles for
customers to select from. They have
arrangements made with w holesale gran
ite dealers so that they ran till all orders
for granite monuments and headstones in
a short I hue and ax cheap as can tie done
anywhere. They buy their st.M-k in such
large iiautities that they defy competi
tion. They also have the agency for the
Champion Iron Company and are prepaml
to furnish all kinds of fencing or anything
in iron, persons wishing to purchase anything-
in their line of business would do
well to give them a call liefore leaving their
order with any other manufacturer, as
they have as tine, if not the finest st.M-k of
marble that ever came to Western Penn
sylvania, (iive them a trial and you can
depend tiiMin getting a good job at a fair
price.
The Fuemy in Ambaah.
Everyone knows that at this sea
son of tlie year disease lies in ambush, ever
ready to M.unee and prey iijioii the w.-ak.
And any fair miiid.il physician w ill tell ymi
that the only safeguard lies in keeping the
system thoroughly keyed up by the use
(not abuse) of a reliable stimulant. Hun
dreds of tonics are advertis.il for this pur
pose, but experience shows that a pure rye
whiskey is the only one to In- de-M-nded
umui. Max Klein's "Silver Age" ami '!u
qnene" brands are sold under a sworn
Kuaraut.i' of absolute purity: an atlidavit
accompanies each tail tic. "Silver Age"
sells for tl.T and "Du.itiesne" at el.2." T
full quart Ixtttle. The difference, in age
makes the difference in price ltotli Wands
an- w arrant. ii to ) unadulterated.
You can pet tiuckenheini.-r. Finch, tiih
son. or Overliolt from Mr. Klein at l.(i
jier ijuart. or six (jnarts for .Yna His
stock of wines, brandies, gins, etc., is ac
kliowl.ilg.il to lie the largest and choicest
in the state. ioods ship-Mil to all parts of
the United States. Send for catalogue and
price list mentioning this paM-r. Max
K i.m.n, - Federal street. Allegheny. Pa.
Fire I si Jebaiatawai.
o'clock on Friday night
At V! o'clock on Friday night a fire
liroke out in a small frame building h cn
pied hy K. T. Scoff, situated on Franklin
strei't. .lolinstown. when It, with several
other small frame huildinirs were destroyed
and the ltaptist church a tine brick struc
ture hadly injured, tho roof of the latter
tmilditiB iM-iiijr tiiirii.il through and all the
insj.lM furnishings destroyed with water.
The liuilding where tho fire originated was
one built after the flood by the Itoard of
Health. It was occtipi.-d by Mr. Scoff
who places his loss at T.iO with no insur
ance. In this building a Mr. Grove had
some effects stori-d which were burned
causing a loss of A frame tiaildinir
M-cupicd by A. T. Kinney, as a toliacco
store w as the u.-xt building horned caus
ing a loss of i.-jm. Tlie shoe store of John
I). Ld wards was also buriie.1 involving a
loss to Mr. Edwards of about 700.
Messrs. Davis .t Hauekamp, photograph
ers. l.s' atioiit f-Kio on stock in another
building that was damaged as also Dr.
Matthews, in the same building w ho loses
alNiitt . in luniks and instruments. The
loss tothe Uaptist cliurcli property is put
at afxiut ..
tfarrlaare Lieeuaea.
Tlie following marriage licenses weie is
sued by the Clerk of tlie Orphans Court
for the week eliding Wednesday, May,
nth. l.stH:
John Caloto and Klesuon.t Ozoistoiui,
jvhler tow tiship.
Thomas Kirkatrick. Carroll township,
and Eliza Gla.ss, Susijiichauiia townsliip.
Joseph biichi sks and Maty Milso,
Gajjjtin.
J-inns M. Deloier, Altoona. and Mary '
C. Gtitwald. CressoM. !
John Bodcnshotz, Yjlnlo, and Maggie
Winzurl, Cniyle township.
tieorge K. Kn-sh. Jackson township,
a ii. I Mary K. Gough.-iHsJir, West Taylor
township.
Ceuniah J. t'lister. Kirhland tow nstiin
and Mary Ja. Crouour, l'wiiit township,!
,-s(iiM-rs-i cviujjj.
M. L. Wonder and M.dlie Diggins,
Jollllstowil.
Emery IJell-y and Marrr Si.irtiiu.sky,
Johnstown.
Gustate IVwaitdroski and Mary Kni.t
i hinsky. Kim utii lil.
Frank K.i-liling.-r
Jolinstow n.
ami Julia Krauze,
George Jordan. Hi.-hland township, and
Klh-n Kelly, Inglesi.ie.
Krai.cie I.. Weaklan.l. Dean town-hll..
nir Llkn tontaii, t U' -t ."si'iinvt.
filicl lre In Alln.
Atiotit one o'clock on Sntiday lnoridng
tire w as diseoi-red in a stable in the rear
of the Rising Sun Hotel, In Al
toona. The flames spread rapidly and
communicated to an ice housv. then to th.
Rising Sun Hotel, to the Plica m llmw
adj-itiiin?. and across an " alb'T to a
frame building btloiigiiiK t' the .VtTKUia,
Hnnhvare .x: Supply Company.-'
Tlie loof of the stom of Wm. Murray
So'i also caught' fre and for a tim the
Imilding was in danger of destruction, but
the firemen Miei-.iif.il in saving it. The
losses y the tin' are i-stitnat.il at aliout
S.V..ilO:. All the buildings, with the
ecepti.i-.i of Win. Murray A Son's, were
comjiletely gutted and the Arlington Ho
tel w as also severely scorched.
The loss sustained by C. K- Wolf and
Henry Wolf, compiising the Allooua Hani
ware and Siipily Cumpauv. is esiinil.il at
at ..Ti.(i. on wlii. ii then- is an insurance
of H.: on the Rising Sun Hotel. Pat
rick M.-Cann, ow ner. E- M. Wo.l.'ii. I.t-se.-.
loss will reach .".lmo on building; Mr.
WtMxlcti has tt.("iil insurance on furniture
and stock and this sum may cover the
loss.
Th owners of the Ilehui Hons.- loss
fl.oaiou liuil.ling. on which Winn &- Nich
ols,, n have insiiranci'. E. T. Inhew.
I he pnii ietor of the hotel, estimates his
loss on furniture and stock at ?3.oil. with
an insurance of $"i.ail. The house occn
pi.il as a n-staiirunt and n'sidwuce by 11.
Smith is owii.il by F. P. Confer, who has
an insurance of .'..". i and estimates his
loss at !.. Mr. Smith had an insur
ance of Sl.dil. ami his loss will .iiual that
amount. William Murray .1- Son's loss
maybe ?.' and is fully insunil. The
stock In the store of James H. Daugherty
wasdamag.il to the amount of several
hundred doll:. r. and is iusur.il forl.Vi.
The loss sustain.il by Rev. J. H. McC'ord.
a tenant in the .laggard tHiihling. is esti
mat.il at insurance fl.-.ll. The
loss.'S sustaln.il at Frank's Novelty Store
ami Craine's shoe strc will ! s'veral
hundred dollars and is iiisiir.it.
Shortly after another alarm of fire w as
sounded and the stable at the White Hall
Hotel was found to lie on tile. It w as soou
a mass of flames and burned to the ground
and also a small dwelling house near by.
The origin of tlie tin-s is a mystery but are
generally supMis4s: to he the work of an
incendiary.
Obltaary.
M( -KENIK. Di.il at his home near
Chest Springs on Sunday. May .'i. lwi. Mr.
Andrew McKeiizie, in the tclud year of his
ago.
The dec.-as.il va Inn n in Franklin
county May !'th. lsmi, and came to tin's
county alxuit .3 years ago when' he n.'
liialn.il till the time of his death. He
leaves one son. M. J. McKcuzie, of Johns
town, and three daughters, Mrs. Mary
I vory , of Chest Springs, a nd Lizzie and Ellie
who are at home. His remains were taken
to St. Augustine for interment where a
R.iliiium Mass was offered for the rejMisp
of his soul by Rev. Fath.-r McEvoy. May
he rest in peace.
Circulars will lie mail.il giving, full in
formation concerning the Carrolltown
Normal ScIkkiI and Itusiness Academy on
application to the secretary, A. Eckctirodc,
Carrolltown.
If ill mul of i lotliinor if'-nts furnish
ings, examine the immense st.M-k at C. A.
SharlKtutth's. C armlitown.
STATMENToK SETTLEMENT WITH SU
ervlsoraof White township for year lstm.
W. H. GATES, Superrlror, Ib.
To order on Comm lasionlen.. 20.00
To amount of work duplicate 16.11
To ea-h racelTed Irom taxable. 40 11
To order for personal services a. 63
Total.
t'B.
By transfers
My exonerations..
By amount returned to Commissioners
at Cash received troat taxable
Ky caah paid nt..
y order paia...
By work done by taxable...
fersonal services 3i days at tl.SO per day
Total..
1 74
JOHN A. Bl'RUOdN, Supervisor, Dm.
To amount ol work dupllcate.. . t?81.15
To cash received Irom taxahlea 71. SI
To order on Co in miss loners ii (KS
Total..
Ca.
By translers ,
By exonerations .
By amount returned to Cooid lits loners-
..9 T14
7. (HI
.. 14 ii.
71. 41
56.04
4.S.00
l0.9i
- t to
..3so.8a
j casa reoeiveo from taxable..
By amount easb paid oat ..
PeriMJnal tervlret 3i day at l-5u per day.
By work done by ''"'.'"
By I day at settlement.. -
Total
Id A B1L1T1 ES.
Untsundtnt; order-,.
47.63
..t4i2.58
ASSETS.
Balance la favor of township.-
We, tbe dndenlKned auditors of White towa
ahlp. have examined tbe foreyoinc accounts and
and them as tlated above.
JOEL. A. OATES.
1 O. HATES.
U. H.SHIDLEK.
Attejt: J. I. Esru. Clerk. Auditor.
May 8th, isvl.
STATEMENT OK SETTLKMEir WITH THE
Suerrlsra ol Blackllek township for the
year endlca; March 9tb. !K)1:
JOHN B LJ CK EN I IE K FEB, Supervisor. la.
By am oust ol duplicate.
ca.
By amount returned work and cash tax.
I irders redeemed ,, .
Exonerations. ..... ......
.. 10.37
. 41.05
300
8.00
. 47.i
x.ss
. 216.21
. 6.00
Amount paid far printlna:.
Servicaa rendered as Suirviaor
t'aia lor nana ana smitninc;
Hy amount work done on roade
PereentaKO on cash and tax servicea.
Total.
-f4.77
Balance due township ...
..tia.t9
JAMES E. KOWLANU,
Amount of Implicate
Supervlaor, inu
$313.87
t;
Order paid
Amount paid Township I'lerk
t C9 44
85U
2.26
1 ,VS
6.40
43.75
1.10
197.75
Amount reiurnea..
Exoneration. .......
Cash for plank
Bervloes ol Supervisor..
Kepatr .
Work done on road
Total.-
, taou.es
.fl3J4
Balance due Township
JOHN MPS.
J. K. K EES,
ELLS WOKMi KOWLAKII,
Attest: W .ltek H. Eowaaoa. Auditors.
April 2I.1K1.
MKIAL LIST.
X List el causes set down for trial at a Court ot
Common Pleas to be held at Et-eosburjc cotn
mencma. on Monday, June 8th, t(l:
Storm . vs. Miller.
j Indiana Co. Dep. bank. vs. Anna.
j Pae. vs. Johnstown Lamber Co.
iowman... vs. rfarnhart.
Oraaawell vw. Cle.
Liberty... vs. Overdnrf.
Irvln vs. Kotrntf.
Same vs. (Jill.
Pla-k . (Slunt vs. Troxell.
CallaKhor ys. Haken
Same va. Same.
Keith vs. Kerlemdcy.
Yeaaer vs. Hauk Bro,
McDonald vs. Hoover.
Hft vs. Farnwalt.
- Moore.
.va. Carpenter,
.vs. Weak land,
.vs. Hotecker.
vs. itopfer.
va. MorrellvlUe Water Co.
va. FatLnit
Thomas Elee h. Co va. c I. r h . .
'.trh.m r- Lods;a No. 17. it. O. E.
Bracken vs. Stme.
Protby't offlca. May 8, 18ul. Froth -y.
FARM FOR KEXT
The siitiscrilw r offers for rent his farm
in Munster township, along the line of the
Khetislxirp; t Cre-on . ail road, about two
miles from Cresson. Faroi contains about
70 acres, a lion t fiO cleared. Possession (riv
en on 1st of April. Call on or address the.
the subs Titwr at Loretio. Ia.
JAMSNOON.
Feb. -JT.
M. D. KITTELL,
Attorney-o r - juaw,
CBENSBUKO, PA.
Offlca la Armory Balldfaa;opp.Oaart Uoasa.
DONALD K. DUFTON,
ATTUHKEY-ATXHW,
Brume, la Op,r Hoaae.''r;:,.,rFl.,'A-
S.74
s.oo
13.02
. 4xt.ll
" 64
K U
1 2174
... b-2-bo
Adams ... , .,
Prices
Earrell
MelmnaM . ,, ,
Wtke
rV-hitlaur
t:ola
AriillOB ? NOTICE.
Id the Orphan' Uuart efOambrta county,
la the natter ot the firM aod partial aeeuuut
el Hnrh li. IrM nlltn. adolnUtrator el iofaa A.
Wr.Mo!ln. dessaaad.
Havioc tn appointed by aald Otart to ra port
dlstrlhatton of the ftin.l In tha haada of the ao
ciantant as rhowt br raid arauur.t. aotira
brrehy clrrn tbat I will it at my efflec t the
bnrnaaa ot Ebaasharg. an Friday, May 24.
IMI. at tea 'rlaohrA. K.. lor the trM of d -chanrina:
tl.e tin ot atd appalntmeri. whe.i
and a-hare all parties Inlorejted nay aitrn.l er
be forever deljirr d Ir. m ornnt in on aid tand.
tM'NAI.l'l; 1'l.KlON.
Ebenjt.urg, !.. Mar l.t.'l. And.tor.
Vl UmiK-S MITICK.
In the Orpnanf' tvwrt C'inti eeimtr.
In tbe mslter ol (be ect,ni rJ (.artial rc -unt
of William tt'irner. aamrlng a-Jminlstrator of
John Warner, la'e ol Chant luwaf hip. .ierea'C'l.
liavlme been auxin:i aixtiiur l.y tiurt tu
retort dintribuOon la the band ol the --.unt-ant.
notice t herel.r ulren that 1 will it t my
o.hce In Etienobunr on Tlinraalay. Majr
l. sl. at ten oVIxa, a m . kr Hie poriuis
ol tlt?narina tbe duties ot Mid appointment,
when and whe.a at. wrmm Iniereatad may ai-
im.1 nrh. ti ,r r r-r 4-K.rrl frrtl f rnilw in i.r.
m.t land. IKlXAMIE. Dl t-loN.
I t-Usro'l.ur, May t. lntfl. Auditor.
VI UlTt iK'S NUTICE
la tbe (rpho' (i.ort t,l Ci.mt'n rounty.
In tbe matter ( tbe report ct T. W. I uric, aa.ti
ur a.Kintet to distribute tl:e fund In tho tonii9
oi I'hal t'eli;hner. arfmiDleiratorot Knmit tJ'tt.
lute oi t 'a noli towarhia. deceased. Said report
havfair beta relerred back In rameaadltor lerra
hearina. no' Ire i berehy cren that 1 will fit at
my ctfire In tbensbnrg- on Tt' ESllAY. MAY M,
J91, at 10 o'clock, a. M at vblrb lime and place
all partlea Interested may attend or bo tcrever
detail red from cumlnx In on laid fund.
T. W. 1U'K.
EbenibarK, I'a, May 8th,lSl. Auditor.
HOTfcX. LEHKANHE.
H. J.SHLTTKJ. Paorairroa.
located at lHl, Pa . cear the B. K. ti P.
Kallway Ilepot. atwaya endeavor to fur
nish tna haot aeeommodationi to barlnera men.
pleasure aeekera and boarders. Peraoni In aearch
of jpmlort and qniet will find It a desfaMe plaoe
to itop. Tbe Tabla It aaarpaa.ed and It alwaya
aupplied with tha beat tba market fiord . and
all rba delleaeiea of tbe aeaaon. Tbe Bar n ann
plled with tbe ehoiceat of pare Ifquora and ciaari
aul nothing but tha baat la aold. Special atten
tion 8 1 Ten to tha care of aoreea.
H. J. SCHETTK.
(FACTION KoriCE.
j Notice herehy rlTen tbat I bare purchased
and received by bill ol sale tbe following peraon
al property from Jhn McMullen, of Fallen Tim
ber. In Keade towtshlp, 1'amnna eonnty, i'enn
aylTania, to wit: Two horaea. one wagon, one
buaay. aeren aets ol harneea. one aleicb. one or
gan.' all household and kitchen furniture, bay,
one harrow, one backboard, and that I bare iett
all ot aaid personal property In poaaeaalon ot
the aald John MeMullen. All persona are hereby
notihed not to Interfere with any ol the raid per
tunal property aa It betonc;a to me-
D.SAVrf .
Altooca. May 8. 18ft .31.
ADMINISTKATOR'S OT10E.
Ixittera o'admlninlatmtlon bdob the estate
ol Jot-a Hamilton, Sr.. ot I.iily buronah, Um.
-jrla county . I'a., deceased, harlnar ben a-ranted
to tbe nndertned, notice la hereby given to a.l
peraona Inaebted to aald ecLate to make payment
without delay, and thoae barlur claim? or de
manda aralnrt the aatue will present ttieu, prr.)
crly authenticated, Mr jsettlement.
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
Administrator of John Hamilton. tSr., deoebeJ.
April 17-6U
TkTOTH'E Is hereby alven that the followlna: ac
il count haa been tiled In tbe Court of Common
pleas ot Cambria county. Pa . and will continue J
by said Court on the first Monday ot June, ll,
unless cause be shown to the contrary.
first and final acecunt ot Joseph J. Donaboe.
assignee oi Joseph P. McOee.
J. O. DAKBT.
Ebeittbaraj, Pa.. Ma) 8th. 18-.il.4t. Proth'y,
FA KM FOK SALE.
The subscriber offers fw sale the larm lor
merly owned by Evan K. Bennnett. deceased. n
t:ambrla township, three miles north ol Eteos
banc. The farm contains X49 acres, aliout 126 of
which are cleared, havlna; thereon a house and
Darn and a aood orchard. For particulars call on
or address. EVAN J. BEN NET!',
Icbl3 EbensburK. Pa.
.-InNllHII'dlW'HfK.
FOK SHEKIKK.
I berebv announce mvsett a a candidate
lor tbe omee ol Sheriff, subject to the decision ot
the Democratic primary e'ection.
JAMLSMVEitS.
Ebcnstmtx, February Kth. nwi.
FOK SHEK1FF.
1 hereby announce uyadl as a candidate for
slierltt. subject to the decision of the liemorraltc
primary election. JOSEPH A. OKAY.
Carroll -own. Fa March 17th. ts-.'l.
FOK PKESIUENT Jt-TKIE.
1 hereby announce myself as a candidate lor
tbe nomination for President Judite or Cambria
county, subject to the decision of the liemocratle
primary election. JOHN P. LINTON.
Johnstown, !'.. May 1 , I)'-..
OK VKESIDENT JUIM1E.
I respeetioily request the support of the
voters at tbe eominr Democratic nrimary election
as a candidate tor tbe nomination tor the otace ol
President Jndpe ol the several courts of Cambria
county, subject to the riles o said primary
election W. HOK ACE KOSE.
Johnstown Pa., May a. 11.
Shoe
The subscriber respectfully announces to the people of Ebensburg
and -icinity that he has just opened up in the Tudor Building, on
High street a fine Selected Stock of
ZVIISIVS', IADIES',
Children's and Misses' Shoes,
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, consisting of all the Latest
Styles of Neckwear, Fancy Shirts, Hats and Caps, Gents' Hosiery,
etc., which he oflers at the Lowest Possible Prices. Call and see
for yourselves. T . t t t t a e
Our Enormous Sprins Stock of Carpets.
Foster's are now fully prepared to meet the demands of such
of their housekeeper friends as contemplate making the improve
ments in their homes that Spring' always suggests. And in this
connection let the fact be recorded that they show as Grand, Var
ied and Excellent a Stock of
Carpets of Every Kind
and description as can be seen in the larger cities. And behind
this very desirable state of affairs stands the even more important
particular. THE PRICE.
Also, BEAUTIFUL VARIETY OF CURTAINS AND DRA
PERIES. New Spring Styles of
ready. ANDREW FOSTER.
247 A 2I'J MAIN STREET, JOHNSTOWN. 1
YaMle Real Estate
FOR SALE !
AlAXt ol aronnd la tba West ward of tha bor
cukd of Eensbare:. Cmbrla eonnty. Fa,
fronting on Sample f treat bavlnc-thereoa erect-
" 'frame house
and ontbnildiars. all In aood repair. For terms
or particulars call on or address
JOHN NKAI.AN. Mektown. Pa., or
SI. U. KITTKI.I.. Ebonsbarg, Pa.
N OKMNANCE.
Belt enacted hy tbe Bun ess and Conn ell
ol tbe of tbe borooita of Ebonsbnrg-, and It is
hereby enacted and ordaiaed by authority of tbe
same:
Sax-rios i. AH persons are strictly prohibited
from toeclna;, pltchlnc, throwing or pUyln ball
on any ot the streets or alleys wtthla the limits ol
the Durooan. and any person or parsons so ol.
fendlna shall forfeit and paj a fine kot less tbaa
ONE dollar nor more tbaa FIVE dollars.
Kead and adupted April 27th. lil.
M,CUNNLL, JAS.T. iUUNU.
Clerk. Baraesa.
Ebentrbars;. Pa., May 1, 18'Jl.St.
1N the matter of tha assigned estate of tha Lilly
Merchandise Co.
April lath. lKl.-Oa motion of D. E. Thifton,
Esq.. attirney lor accountant, . A. Shoemaker,
appointed aaditor to report diptrihullon ol the
land In the wands ol the aasiiroee. ashowo bv
I ber boat aeconot J. C. OAK BY. Frothy.
jNottce la hereby (riven tbat 1 will attend to tba
dntles of eny appointment at my office in Ebe-a-honr
on rlataiy . May 1511a. at 10
o'clock, A. w., when amd where ail parties Inter,
ested may attend. '. A. SHOE.14 AblEK.
JUieasbara, Fa.. April 17, lfftH.31. Auditor
Ajnadl .wrlkia. Vi' Man m. N. la r.. nM
i'it,iHMrtlwtoll.mili. 1 kM M
tttrriy bw I'4jn4 httmc i.Tfltl m,i mm My.yr .Mkn.
aMvitW a UitU tijti.w.. HrtM runwh m tm
fi...Mtud I. T H i ft I. S.t.B.liti Im... V j
aafcraiili HLkt. TJI I K A' I SlkUIl, alUI.
TjHJK SALE.
A raluabla propartv at Soo'.h Fork Kr sale.
Wood Houta and Lot. t all on or address
J. E. WEAVER,
MebST-lm. ISoalA Wa, Pa,
I H in k I Wm 'ai mi at imr trw Umr xf irnHr.
Iinilnlllf imtr aaa knb. I.T Ik... it
1 I I I I J I W nnc T mU. aa im Ibnr
1.1 IfJ I I UlCT.fcn-timKili.Ali7
a a a av a a saw . rk i . t. ir.
imiiiiiiaiir
Store
. . x w y T-a. lw t
EBENSBURG, PEN ti A.
Dress Goods and Trimmings now
t UniTOK-S IHOTTCE.
. Tbe andeislraed auditor appointed by the
Crphans' Court of Camaria to. to distribute tha
funds la hands ol Jamee (tallaaher. ailmintatra-
tor Edward Lynch, deceased aa shown by his brst
and hnal aoeoont to and amona the parsons le
gally entitled to receive the same, fcereby arlves
notice that ha will sit at his office in the borouarh
of Ehensburg. Fs.. on Tsjeadajr, May 11 h.
1HWI. at twn o'clock . a. m.. for the purpose of at
tending tothe duties ol said appointment, at
which time and place all persons interested shall
attend or be lorever debarred front eoming 'a on
said land. AL IN EVANS.
Ebensburg. Fa., April ZC 1891 Auditor
nAVTION NOTICE.
Kj All persons are potified not to interfere with
the following personal property left by me with
and in tbe care of Mrs. Mary Ann Burk until I
see tt to remove the same: One pair ol sleds, one
norse raae. two rets wort Harness, one tanning
mill, one buagy, one spring wagon, one set of
boggy harness, rod 1 grind stone. Also one mare
sold to Simon P. Mullen. I bare bought this
after said property at collector's tale.
HENKYS. SPROUT.
Clearfield township, Cambria county. Pa.
April 17. im.
ADMlNI.TKATOR'S NOTICE,
abetters ol administration upon tha estate
of Joel date, of White townsnip, Cambria coun
ty. Fa., deceased, havlna been granted to tha
undersigned, notice is hereby given to all per
sons indebted to said estate make payment with
out delay, and those bavins: claims or demands
avainst tbe same will present them, properly au
thenticated lor settlement.
ADAM ESCH.
Administrator of Joel dates, deceased
April 3-6t
Exi-xurroK-s notice.
Notice Is berehy trtven that letter testa
matary on tbe estate of Koee Home, late of Al
legheny township. Cambria county, deceased,
hare bee a granted to tbe andersla-ned. All per
sons Indebted te said estate are notified to make
payment without delay, and those havinjr claims
against the same will present them properly au
thenticated, lor settlement.
THOMAS BISHOP,
Allegheny twp April 10, 18V Executor.
FIR SALE.
Tbe undartsUrned will pel! at private sale
pieces of real estate situate In Monster township,
Cambria county. Pa., eontalntne; reepeetively
sixty -six and fl fly-five acres and allowance. The
property la Improved and In good state of eul ti
tration, and will be sold at a reasonable price
and upon easy terms. For Partner particulars
call oa or address Alvia Evans. Kix-nsbunr. Fa.,
or LlaEKdlxir.HS.
.December li, 1SSK). lxiretto. Pa
SIMON & CO.'S,
The Larpsl and Most BeliaWe Store
IN CAMBRIA CO.
ru tiif: next thirty pays.
For the next thiitv davs we will present everv purclias.T to tin' amount of 1.".'
with a IIAXDSOMK WATCH, which is guaia'nt.-cd to Lo p g.iod time.
Our Spring Opening;
Is a success. We an- selling more Spring G.kkIs than ever liefore. There is nothing in
the line of Spring Irtiods which cannot be found in our large Store. Wo had. until
to-lav, hardly a chance to give you any of our prices, t here f on we w ill quote you a
few, so that you will know where to find Gid CkmIs at the Uiwc-t Prices.
Our Clothing Department
is filled w ith the nobbiest line of Sprintr Suits and Ii ntaloons In the market.
Our Fine HUtck Dr -ss Suiis. sizes fiiin :-.4 lo 41. can't be t at in price or iinality. w e
an- scllini! at Xett in tin- line is at t.cM in t he Jm.; j fio.ni. urul t lit'
last is f-S.fiO, wort h FlC.iai. lur liirhl colored su it , w hich everybody Sell, at flo.do
and el-'.is). we s.-ll at tf .1."
Hots' Suits, sizes from 4 to 14. we have w spoil loads ,f t hi-ni. from 1.12 ni to K,.vi.
llov s' Suits, w it h Lonji l'ants. aires fioin io to p.. vear 1'. is a size w hich w ill also
fit a man only $:t.7."i up tsi fl-'.oo. These are an- only a few of our ju ices in t tils line.
Yon must call and see our pi tods and prices. l.ave thousands of suits of all
kinds in this department. Our line .if Wall Tajs r. Window K'iuds. 'at .'t - ( 'orsets.
Sh.M-s. etc.. is complete.
Ilemcnitter. this sale to eomnieticc '-d n.-sd;, y. April l'.th.
VEHICLE
OF EVERY POSSIBLE DESCRIPTION.
vi:i: oxe nuNnr.KD styles to sklixt from.
We have from the vcrv cheaDest to the most exDcnsive and
I - J
highest standard of manufactured
(t S v-l VVT
( Business, Farm $md Pleasure Wagons.
r..;nl Cart. Incltiditiir Harm's.
I'lia. toii Cart, in-liiliiig llartn's.
Two-Scat Tarry Watrnii and Harness
End Spring Top Ittiptry, -
ILm tOL W Eft X C2 3S IB 5
The "OLIVER" Leads the Procession.
FARMERS AND PLOWMEN
Know that the OLIVER CHILLED PLOW
g)i3Sv"' Ac
IS - THE - BEST- ON - EARTH.
PRICES CREATLY REDUCED.
Oik llor-' Plis.
T'wo-IIorsc IMows.
HEAU THIS IN MINI). That tlio O'ivcrC liilUnl TL.ws arc Kctt. r Known. Iiavo
reached a I.anr.T Sale, have had a lmif,.r Kuu. have imivcd Mure IVipular and Kivnj
Ucticr Satiwfacti.iii than any other How on th' fact of the frlolio. Iii warc of imitations.
T h naui "OLI Eli" is on all t caring j,art
Buy the Kramer Wagon the Best Made.
istam-iv S.mi.1 f.r Sf--. iMl Cin nlr
t hinery, and Hardware.
Swank Hardware Co..
Cor. MAIN AND liEDKOUD STREETS. JOHNSTOWN, PA.
Hn. MYERS,
e ATTOK K IIT-AT-LA W,
tsasMCta, Fa.
-Offlce la Cvllonade Kow. oa tJeotre atreet.
XKis
i - a
Carts, Buggies, Phaetons, Surreys,
H.(.
LT..II0.
r.iti i.
ijd.im.
rr.fm.
t.ri.
ALL - STEEL- FRAME
Spring Tooth Harrow.
A Wonderful Improvement in Spring Tooth Harrows. IjJ'th
Oulrklv Adjusts! hv onlv E(is4 iiiiif Uuc .Nut. I he IJt-M
Tot T 11 HOLDER EVER INVENTED. . ,
The T(Mith is held in Toshum hy a Ratrhct. with hit h it C3Ti
Ik adjust. ni . as to wear from 15 to 1 inches off the jioint ol
the t4ith. w hich is four or five times a-t niu h wear or st-rvlco
as ean la olita i lied from anv Other Stmnrf Tooth Ilarrow In (
l'rln.a .f ICuviries. WahTotiit. t'afts, 1 artnlllfr Ma-
GEO. M. KEADE,
ATTOKNEV-ATL.AW.
Lsssosrss. Paana.
AarOffire on Centre street, near Jalb.
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